Survival Town House #63 (Achievements On) Map

Survival Town House #63 (Achievements On) — a legit starter home that scales with you (Minecraft Bedrock)

If you want a base that looks like it belongs on a street corner instead of a hill cave, Survival Town House #63 (Achievements On) hits the sweet spot. You spawn in a proper townhouse—brick, timber accents, flower boxes, the whole “lived-in” vibe—but it’s not just for screenshots. This map is built for a clean survival start on Minecraft Bedrock with achievements fully enabled, so everything you do here counts.

The layout is exactly what you want on day one. Walk in and you’ve got crafting and storage right where you drop your gear, with labeled chests wrapped around a compact workbench stack. A smoker and blast furnace sit off to the side so dinner and ores don’t fight for space, and there’s a tidy staircase that pulls you up to a safe bedroom—away from creeper knocks and phantom screaming. I loved the little enchant nook tucked into an alcove; you can run it at low levels early, then flesh it out to full level-30 once you’ve got bookshelves going. Light placement keeps spawns off the floors without turning the house into a torch forest, and the windows let you watch patrols wander by before you step out.

Outside, the yard’s already useful. There’s room for a starter crop patch, pens along the fence for cows and sheep, and a neat corner where a villager workstation fits if you want to set up trading later. A short, muffled tunnel to the Nether portal means you don’t hear the whoosh all night, and a roof access hatch is perfect for early-game bow fights or just admiring the town line at sunset. It’s easy to expand too—push a storage cellar under the kitchen, add a smithing shed out back, or bridge to the neighboring plot and turn the block into a little district with friends.

What sells Survival Town House #63 is the rhythm: you can land, organize, cook, sleep safely, and be out the door hunting iron before the first night finishes. No gimmicks, no cheats, achievements on, and a base that feels like home from the moment you place your first stack. If you want a survival start that looks polished and plays better, this townhouse is the one to move into.



How to install?
Android: you need to find the downloaded file on your phone, use any file manager for this and import the map into the game by opening it.
IOS: after receiving the map, the device itself will offer to install it.
Windows 10: go to the folder where the files are downloaded, find mcworld there and activate it.